Sentence examples for recorded one for from inspiring English sources
Two echo signals are now recorded: one for the droplet at its initial known position and one for the droplet at its new unknown position after displacement.
Two independent grades are recorded, one for History 400 as a course, and the other for the fall-term junior independent work, a research paper of approximately 30-35 pages.
we did some more songs; recorded one for a Kenneth Nager benefit comp that I think never came out; recorded one for Wim Wenders' THE PALERMO SHOOTING; recorded a cover of Gene Watson's "Love in the Hot Afternoon" which came out on a comp to benefit musicians in New Orleans; and we just released a single of two songs, "Life In Muscle" and "Must Be Blind" earlier this year.
He has left nothing in writing behind him, except some decrees; and there are but very few of his sayings recorded; one, for example, is, that he said Aegina must, like a gathering in a man's eye, be removed from Piraeus; and another, that he said he saw already war moving on its way towards them out of Peloponnesus.
Trump, who supported Moore's opponent in the Republican primary, endorsed Moore and recorded a robocall for him this week, while Barack Obama recorded one for Jones.
Vibraphonist Warren Wolf stated that Miller helped him early in his career, including by being a link to jazz history: "you're getting that experience of playing with Art Blakey, that attitude of 'Yes, it's my band, but you have to give other people a chance to shine.'" Robert Glasper also cited Miller as an influence, and wrote and recorded "One for 'Grew" as a tribute.
In grad school, we all had to record one for Robert Pinsky's Favorite Poem Project.
"They only recorded one album for us as Crosby, Stills & Nash, you know, before they added Young.
He made 143 saves and recorded one shutout for the Eagles 3-14-3 3-14-3 3-14-3
They recorded one album, "Jukin'," for Capitol Records before disbanding.
He recorded one assist in six games for the silver-medal-winning American team.
